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warmth

noun as in fervor

noun as in affection

noun as in heat

Strongest match

Strong match

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The warmth he shared with Ancelotti is missing, replaced by professional distance.

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"Russia continues its systematic energy terror, striking at the lives, dignity and warmth of Ukrainians on the eve of winter," Ukraine's Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko wrote on social media.

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Indeed, the spring warmth often serves up a bonus for skiers who prefer off-trail adventures: the opportunity to sleep a little later or have a leisurely breakfast while waiting for optimal conditions on the slopes.

What makes Melissa unusual is that it stalled and intensified in the same spot -- a sign that the water was so warm, and the warmth ran so deep, it avoided the usual self-destructing effect.

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Mould will only grow if it is given moisture, nutrients and warmth - and so there are certain things tenants can do to help stop or slow the spread.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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